http://kidshealth.org
this website is a great resource for parents, children, and teens. It provides links about emotional needs, current medications, and questions and answers by site members. submitted by Laura Harris
As with all diseases, there is the need to do research for help or even a possible cure. This site allows you to see what trials are currently available for all diseases. You can search by condition, location, or sponsors.
Hypoglycemia is a type of diabetes. Here, you will find links for recipes, questions and answers, metering, exercise and much more.
submitted by: Joseph Cochran The Hypoglycemia Support Foundation
This site addresses what hypoglycemia is and has a quiz that you can take to see if you may have it. There is also a section on the diet you should eat if you are or suspect you may be hypoglycemic. Submitted by Tammy Guthery
This site has useful information for people suffering from hypoglycemia or parents with children with hypoglycemia.It in cludes sections on nighttime & exercise induced hypoglycemia, hypoglycemia prevention, and hypoglycemia busters. one fact I found interesting is that most people with out diabetes do not get hypoglycemia.
http://www.hypoglycemia.asn.au/articles/what_is_hypo.html
This site describes hypoglycemia, identifies symptoms, types of test, several forms that the hypoglycemia syndrome can take, and allergies that are closely related to the hypoglycemia syndrome. This site also has a link to research evidence for hypoglycemia and hypoglycemia as an unnamed medical condidtion.
http://www.medicinenet.com/hypoglycemia/article/htm
Here you will find out what Hypoglycemia is, what its risk factors are and it informs readers about getting an A1C glucose test. This test will give an indication about your glucose levels over a period of six months.
Submitted By: Anna McSwain
http://www.dietitian.com/hypoglyc.html
On this website you will find answers to questions from the general population. These answers provide valuable information concerning hypoglycemia.
Submitted by Karen Gallian http://www.changingdiabetes-us.com/ManagingDiabetes/ReducingRisks/Hypoglycemia/#
This easy to read site gives practical information about hypoglycemia.It lists symptoms, causes and questions to ask if experiencing symptoms.Included are two short video clips (less than a minute) from registered dieticians providing information on the warning signs and managing hypoglycemia. Submitted by Cathy Brown
http://diabetes.webmd.com/diabetes-hypoglycemia
This website gives symptoms and treatment options for people with diabetes who suspect they might also have hypoglycemia. Submitted by Deb Talley.Type in the content of your page here.
http://kidshealth.org
this website is a great resource for parents, children, and teens. It provides links about emotional needs, current medications, and questions and answers by site members. submitted by Laura Harris
Rena's information on Hypoglycemia. The following website is dLife: For you Diabetes Life. It is a site that you can join and become a member of. It contains numerous quantities of information, eating habit suggestions, recipes, a forum and blogging section, and a section where one can order supplies. It is a wonderful website full of information. I would suggest becoming a member! http://www.dlife.com/dLife/do/ShowContent/blood_sugar_management/high_and_lows/blood-sugar-levels.html?s_kwcid=TC%7c3015%7chypoglycemia%2520in%2520children%7c%7cS%7cb%7c2672060333&gclid=CJyFjt_A8ZoCFRJdxwodkD77Tg
http://www.freestylelite.com/freestyleworld/landing.asp?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=ContextualAd&utm_content=Diavetesterms_Ad3&utm_campaign=freestyleworld&code=hd74ke
If you have low blood sugar, a main component of staying healthy is monitoring your blood sugar levels. This is a company that offers meters that require no coding and are user friendly. Submitted by Anita Robinson
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/
As with all diseases, there is the need to do research for help or even a possible cure. This site allows you to see what trials are currently available for all diseases. You can search by condition, location, or sponsors.
Submitted By Kristy Harbison
http://www.dlife.com/dLife/do/ShowContent/blood_sugar_management
Hypoglycemia is a type of diabetes. Here, you will find links for recipes, questions and answers, metering, exercise and much more.
submitted by: Joseph Cochran
The Hypoglycemia Support Foundation
This site addresses what hypoglycemia is and has a quiz that you can take to see if you may have it. There is also a section on the diet you should eat if you are or suspect you may be hypoglycemic. Submitted by Tammy Guthery
http://www.diabetes.org/for-parents-and-kids/diabetes-care/hypoglycemia.jsp
This site has useful information for people suffering from hypoglycemia or parents with children with hypoglycemia.It in cludes sections on nighttime & exercise induced hypoglycemia, hypoglycemia prevention, and hypoglycemia busters. one fact I found interesting is that most people with out diabetes do not get hypoglycemia.
Submitted by: Susan Riggs
Kid's Health is an interactive website that offers information on hypoglycemia an provides sections designed especially for parents and kids.
http://kidshealth.org/parent/managing_diabetes/living/hypoglycemia.html
Submitted by Brianna Cantrell
http://www.hypoglycemia.asn.au/articles/what_is_hypo.html
This site describes hypoglycemia, identifies symptoms, types of test, several forms that the hypoglycemia syndrome can take, and allergies that are closely related to the hypoglycemia syndrome. This site also has a link to research evidence for hypoglycemia and hypoglycemia as an unnamed medical condidtion.
Submitted by Ruby Reasonover
http://kidshealth.org/parent/managing_diabetes/living/hypoglycemia.html
This link provides an article about causes, symptoms, and prevention. It also includes several links, including on that discusses dealing with hypoglycemia with students.
Submitted by Lisa Kennamer
http://www.medicinenet.com/hypoglycemia/article/htm
Here you will find out what Hypoglycemia is, what its risk factors are and it informs readers about getting an A1C glucose test. This test will give an indication about your glucose levels over a period of six months.
Submitted By: Anna McSwain
http://www.dietitian.com/hypoglyc.html
On this website you will find answers to questions from the general population. These answers provide valuable information concerning hypoglycemia.
Submitted by Karen Gallian
http://www.changingdiabetes-us.com/ManagingDiabetes/ReducingRisks/Hypoglycemia/#
This easy to read site gives practical information about hypoglycemia. It lists symptoms, causes and questions to ask if experiencing symptoms. Included are two short video clips (less than a minute) from registered dieticians providing information on the warning signs and managing hypoglycemia.
Submitted by Cathy Brown
http://diabetes.webmd.com/diabetes-hypoglycemia
This website gives symptoms and treatment options for people with diabetes who suspect they might also have hypoglycemia. Submitted by Deb Talley.Type in the content of your page here.